Q: Here: I?m selling an ecom brand, the buyer is German citizen. I run the brand under a LLC in USA. He wants to buy it vi
Here:
I?m selling an ecom brand, the buyer is German citizen. I run the brand under a LLC in USA. He wants to buy it via crypto. And the procedures are as follows:
1- We both sign the agreement online
2- He pays full amount in Crypto
3- I transfer the ownership on Shopify to him.
My argument is what if I signed, he took the agreement and didn?t pay. Maybe he can claim ownership to Shopify with that agreement. I?m not sure!!
Although he claims it?s zero risk for me because I won?t transfer anything until I get paid first.
What do you think? Please let me know
Can I send the agreement so you can review it here?
Also, since he is paying via crypto and it?s very easy to verify any transactions in crypto, can I ask him to put our two wallet addresses in the agreement? so with that it?s hard to get away with not paying after signing the agreement
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